#human rights
Saudi Women No Longer Need a Man's Permission to Travel
The move could be a major step for women’s rights, but some fear it’s too good to be true. Read more
After Getting Fired for Being Gay, Indonesian Ex-Policeman Launches Lawsuit
The police force says the officer tarnished their reputation and acted against their ethics code. Read more
George and Amal Clooney Launch New Justice Initiative to Support the Marginalized and Oppressed
They are launching a project that tracks which countries use courtrooms to oppress minorities Read more
Somali Refugee's Fight Against 'Silent Killer' of FGM Inspires New Film
Somalia has the world's highest rate of FGM, affecting 98% of women. Read more
New York City Is Making 'Hair Discrimination' Illegal
Black women are twice as likely to feel pressured to straighten their hair than white women. Read more
India's Gay Sex Ruling Is a Win for the Fight Against AIDS
About 30% of gay men in India living with HIV do not know their status. Read more
Cultures Clash Over FGM as the UN Seeks to Eradicate the Practice
The cultural practice can have serious medical consequences. Read more
'Stranger Things' Star to Take on Bullies in New UN Role
Millie Bobby Brown, the youngest-ever goodwill ambassador for UNICEF, fights for children’s issues Read more